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Short Notes on Cactaceae| Dicotyledonae

Cactaceae are strongly xerophytic herbs or shrubs, rarely trees; roots elongated, slender, fleshy, occasionally tuberosus, often a well-developed tap-root occurs; stem fleshy, usually modified into phylloclade's of various shapes, flat or cylindric, angular, ribbed, often globose, provided with spines or thorns, rarely bearing normal leaves. Flowers are solitary or in clusters, rarely paniculate or spikate, usually sessile, hermaphrodite, actino­morphic or [...]

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Classification of Rosales: 7 Families | Dicotyledonae

In this article we will discuss about the classification of Rosales. According to Engler, Rosales consists of seven families:- 1. Crassulaceae 2. Cephalotaceae 3. Saxifragaceae 4. Hamamelidaceae 5. Platanaceae 6. Rosaceae 7. Leguminosae. Family # 1. Crassulaceae: Succulent perennial herbs or shrubs. Leaves simple or compound, opposite, alter­nate or whorled, exstipulate, more or less thick and fleshy. Inflorescence a dichasial [...]

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Classification of Parietales: 11 Families | Dicotyledonae

In this article we will discuss about the classification of Parietales. According to Engler, Parietales consists of eleven families:-  1. Dilleniaceae 2. Ochnaceae 3. Theaceae 4. Guttiferae 5. Dipterocarpaceae 6. Tamaricaceae 7. Bixaceae 8. Violaceae 9. Flacourtiaceae 10. Passifloraceae 11. Begoniaceae.  Family # 1. Dilleniaceae: Dilleniaceae are trees, shrubs, woody climbers or rarely under-shrubs; some are deciduous. Leaves are alternate, [...]

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